GenTwo tops $7 billion in assets under service

By AI, Created 11:41 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – The Swiss fintech said it crossed $7 billion in Assets under Service in May 2026, less than a year after hitting $6 billion. The milestone underscores rising demand for GenTwo’s securitization infrastructure as the company expands across 26 countries.

Why it matters: - GenTwo’s latest milestone signals faster adoption of its Securitization-as-a-Service model. - The company says the platform helps financial institutions create and scale investment products off-balance sheet with more speed and efficiency. - The growth points to expanding demand for structured-product infrastructure across global markets.

What happened: - GenTwo said on May 5, 2026, that Assets under Service crossed $7 billion. - The Zurich-based fintech reached the mark less than a year after passing $6 billion in July 2025. - GenTwo serves more than 300 clients in 26 countries from hubs in London and Zurich.

The details: - GenTwo said clients have launched more than 1,650 products through its platform since 2018. - The company previously reached $300 million in AuS by the end of December 2019. - GenTwo hit $1 billion in March 2021. - The company reached $2 billion in April 2022. - GenTwo crossed $3 billion in September 2023. - The platform is powered by investOS. - GenTwo says the system supports asset managers, banks and financial intermediaries in securitizing and structuring assets off-balance sheet with lower cost and reduced complexity. - The company describes its platform as making complex securitization feel as simple as everyday digital experiences.

Between the lines: - The pace from $6 billion to $7 billion suggests the company’s growth is accelerating, not just continuing. - GenTwo’s expansion across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia shows the business is moving beyond its Swiss base. - The milestone also reflects a broader shift in how structured products are being created and distributed. - Co-Founder and Chairman Patrick Loepfe said the growth shows demand is real and that the transformation of structured-product creation is already underway. - Co-Founder and CEO Philippe A. Naegeli said the milestone reflects wider access to tools that were previously out of reach for many financial firms.

What’s next: - GenTwo is likely to keep pushing its assetization platform as more banks, asset managers and intermediaries adopt securitization tools. - The company’s next test will be whether it can sustain the same growth pace as its client base and product volume expand. - Further international growth could deepen GenTwo’s position in the structured-product market.

The bottom line: - GenTwo has turned rapid AuS growth into evidence that its infrastructure model is gaining traction globally.